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The Complete Vulnerability Assessment Checklist

Vulnerability assessments—as part of your company’s vulnerability management strategy—are an essential step. Through a vulnerability assessment, your organization can find critical vulnerabilities and keep your assets safe. But it is not always clear where to start with such assessments. Accordingly, this blogpost provides a comprehensive checklist for performing vulnerability assessments; in addition, it addresses both organizations and security testers.

Risk Mitigation in Retail: A Guide to E-commerce Cybersecurity

You're an online retailer, and you've got a lot on your plate. Don't let cybersecurity threats push you off balance. It's time you understood the risks, identified threats, assessed vulnerabilities, and took proactive steps to protect your e-commerce business. Dive deep into the essentials of risk mitigation in retail, learn how to implement strong password policies on computer systems, understand the role of encryption, and discover how to respond effectively to breaches.

Locked and Loaded: Essential Tips to Fortify Mobile App Security

You've built a stellar app, but have you thought about its security? In today's cyber jungle, it's not only savvy but vital to protect the data in your app from threats. Dive into the essential tips to fortify mobile app security. Learn about app analytics and secure coding, and make your app functional and, most importantly, secure.

Ultimate Guide to Windows Task Scheduler Hardening

Windows Task Scheduler, previously known as Scheduled Tasks, is a powerful job scheduler built into Microsoft Windows. Its primary function is to launch computer programs or scripts at specific times or intervals predetermined by the user. Introduced as System Agent in Microsoft Plus! for Windows 95, Task Scheduler Windows has evolved into a core component of the Windows operating system.

Five worthy reads: Making AI functionality transparent using the AI TRiSM framework

Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we have discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week, we will explore the pivotal role of the AI trust, risk, and security management (AI TRiSM) framework in safeguarding the functionality of AI and understand why it is crucial for our protection. Any relationship needs to be fortified with trust to be successful. The human-AI relationship is not an exception.
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Breaking the cybersecurity automation logjam won't break the bank

Right now, to boost efficiency and achieve economies of scale, businesses want to automate as much as possible. In back office processes, approaches like Robotic Process Automation (RPA), for example, are now increasingly standard and are expected to be a $20bn-plus market by 2030. In parallel, enterprises are looking to ChatGPT and Generative AI to help them speed up everything from creating marketing brochures to drug discovery.